You have not got lazier. Weight loss slows as it goes — that is the ordinary shape of it, and hitting a flat stretch after real progress is the most common experience there is. What is worth questioning is whether doing more of the same is the right next move. A physician can review where you are and tell you whether a GLP-1 or Dual GIP/GLP-1 plan is appropriate.
A smaller body needs less fuel than a larger one, so the deficit that produced steady losses at the start does less work later on. Add the ordinary noise of water, sleep and cycle timing, and several flat weeks can pass while things are still going in the right direction underneath.
GLP-1 and Dual GIP/GLP-1 medications act on appetite signalling and are prescribed alongside diet and activity, not as a replacement for them. Whether one is appropriate for you — and which — is a clinical judgement made from your assessment. It is not a guaranteed fix for a stall, and we will not describe it as one.
If you are currently prescribed a weight-management medication elsewhere, say so in the assessment: what you take, the dose, and how long you have been on it. Any change is a decision for the reviewing physician, and doing it yourself between programmes is how people get hurt.
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